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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-09-23
A CAUTIOUS OFFICER.

The United States cruiser Atlanta
set her sails early in the morning
and put to sea for little gun prac-
tice. AS soon as she was anchored
q safe distance from shore, so that
no property could be injured by fly
ing cannon balls, one of the officers
called the Bo'sun to him and asked /:
Bo'sun, have all the men put on
their life-preseryersf
Yes sir.
Is your life insured?
1t is, sir.
Are the boats lowered?
Have the men said their prayers
and made their wills?
They have, your honor.
Then touch off that gum Life.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-09-23

The horse, The brave, the gallant horse,
Fit them for MINISTRIES song,
He hath good claim to praise and fame,
AS the fleet, the kind, the strong.
Whatever his place. the yoke, the chase,
The war field, road, or course,
One of creations brightest and best,
Is the horse, the noble horse.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-09-23
Mother
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-09-23

Employment xanted-by several men and
boys, who will make themselves use
full in performing the various offices
and chores required by private fami.
lies.
Employment Wanted-By lady as lady's
companion and nurse; has had several
years experience in this country and
elsewhere in this capacity. Would
not object to the care of children.
Full particulars given on application
at the agency. ,.
Orders from the other Islands prompt
ly attended to.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-09-23
Insurance, shipping,
Conyeyan cling, General Agency
Burlington and Chicago Rail Road
Across America. connecting at
Boston with Azores
and Madeira.

Blacksmith Shop-in the new Brick
Building on King street near Nuuanu,
recently occupied by c. I. Hoyt.
Opposite Old Station House.
shop on King Street-In new brick build.
ing near Nuuanu, next door to the
Chinese News Co.'s Office.
To Let-2 cottages on King street near
Punchbowl.
Handsome Residence on Pauoa R0ad-near
Punchbowl street, large ground with
outhouses etc. Rent $50 mon b.
For Sale or Lease--the Nuuanu Valley
Ranch, head of Nuuanu Valley, easy
terms.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-09-23

Skilled and Unskilled Labor Furnished.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-09-23
NOTARY PUBLIC.

ACCOUNTS ADJUSTED AND COLLECTED.
MR.. JOHN GOOD JR.--Authorized
Collector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16

unohauged quotations for business as follows Banker,
" and @ ssof 81 ana
for reichnarks 40ie and 40t for guilders
Of per cent to io2 iii for botn money and sSconn
Money In the open market ruled easy at 1a1 per cent
for discount Of bankers bills Bar silver ruled stsadS
were irregular and the fluctuations were nothing
than reflections Of current home quotations: IN
generally showed some gains At Paris Fstreh
on London was weak at 1929 francs to the 3: Ut, ~.
The Western National Bank Of the City of New.YSrt
the on
next the board OF directors called In the balance due
May2 '''Id,a,
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY.
The annual report OF the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company for the year ending December 81, 1885, pre-
sents favorable comparison with the preceding year
The surplus over first charges $131 665, against
deficit of G6l for the year Of 1885, This would have
left the balance Of the income account at the end Of last
year OF $204,601 except that extraordinary ex.
Of the gauge. Of the road. amounting
OF the companys freight traffic in the last two years is
almost unprecedented The suboined table sufficiently
@a sncs ISL the %
freight has from $50 262 tons In the year named
nearly 100 per cent In the same tune the through
freight has grown from tons 10 ze0Z66 TONS an
81 csp the
Interstate Commerce BILL OF the Cabinet pending the
81 whsh her o, VIM s
sufficient wisdom to lay before the legislative and
the executive branch Of the Government SUCH fact IN
local and through business are presented In
this report rather unimporant company in the rail-
way system Of the country Even the suggestion OF the
absurd In the nostls OF the patriotic Legislators who
forced Its passage upon the Unsupported assertion that
there public clamor for It, The subjoned tables
q Main Themselves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Apn 10 Cspoeap-Msy wheat was sold to-day by
the clique and bought all day by the shorts and
"taiers" The close at 70 &C., although at o'clock II
wa, closed 39.c after selling most oil the
dav at 9r 81 40 and May nbs at 81 81 p
Wheat May Sc cents for minute to-day kershaw
Co. cquo brokers' wheat for which they paid
that figure Other the clique houses selling At the
hgures
Receipts shipments rain. dronth bnycrs helers-nonc OF
significant and controlling Influences at most times s
given moments consideration Their Is only sub
ect that Is talked It's the clique VIII there be storage
room herei WIN the cash wheat DO paid for by May
VIII the upset price be 90 cents or SIT
H. Rcam after a OF the weather map, sad II
this rouih Indiana lasts another week there viii
be section 10 unload tho whole deal
on" o. Mccormack says; In answer 10 1900 inquiries
self replies that In Ohio and Indiana
OF Kansas the winter wheat bad already suffered
Missouri the crops have not suffered
vet weather will them suner dos
peratey" IL is supposed that Pield Lindlry Co. and
Irwin Green sold 100000 bushels each between IS
IS cents to-day and yet million bushels OF long
wheat thrown market IRON this
relief at all an, ~.
Ancpa ell receipt for Saturday are lzi cars OF wheat 10
CON- and III VI oats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.


FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
The bull clques wheat took possession Of the market
bought literally and prices up " cont The shorts
were frightened covering aud tho resu market
more active been for mouths the dealings reach
ing bushels Tho wost tho cue for tho rise
outlook Ia California AMI the assured do
Gcency Is not likely to prove As great
the enthus figuring but which important
enough on a minimum estimate OF Is PER cent? coupled
with the prscarous condition OF tho winter wheat crop IN
belt due TO the lack OF RAIN Foreign
cbles strong tone aud spite OF rise Of cent
in spot wheat here exporters took 10000 bushels Tho or
tios effect OF realEaons In Tho afternoon
and heavy gains scofci OF Tor May aud
for o2e. for July az S2S aud August at VI =
a or September s2 and y cent lot Deceaoor Al 10
cents Corn developed strength In sympathy win wheat
spot lots cent better but only 2Ooo bushels we're
taken shippers The options closed heavy shade under
Top prices up ga cent follows MAY tsA June
49 July and August 50s cents oats were without speca
the options closed cent higher Tor April AZ 30
eIport occurred In lard, shippers taking lo
terces The options tended higher ending with gain. OF
poipts for 81 June Al 81 10. for July ~
III for August al 81 81 aud point for september At
81 90 and October at s. OF. -.
Tho receipts grain aud -four reported yesterday AZ new
York Thsdepha Baltimore and Boston were AZ follows
Wheat $50 bushels 40235 bushels oats 5IbI3
grain 100 40 Bushels -four 2bS0l packages
Al Chicago and st Louis the arrivals were
Wheat 81 bushels CON- C03l7 bushels oats 81 SOY
galn 2lS G92 bushels Hour 1880 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
.rcrIoS SALES or wool IN LONDON.

LONDON. April Sat tho wool sales to-day the bidding
animated. Home buyers finding prices maintained
operated fser Crossbreds and good m.rnos brought good
prices faulty low class did not realize sellers expecta
tons occasionally Withdrawn Tho following
,ohay's sales In detail:
yictoria-saes 200 bales secured, Is Bid a is 7sd;
locks and pieces l0d Ia si greasy dsLs od do
New south Waies-rsies 700 bales; scoured. 10ai
Sd; do locks pieces l0d ais 4 greasy. Cd as do.
locks and pieces Cd 90 I'D.
south Ausuaa-ssies 100 bales ,sonted is ~ s.
3D.; locks and pieces Is 20 ola 2sd greasy lid.
G. locks aud pieces. 3D. dISd.
QueenslandsAles 600 bales secured Is lzd greasy.
6th a l Id, do. locks and pieces I'D aGSd.
New zeaiand-sales, LOO baes secured I'D; do locks
end pieces Nd lld greasy Sd Is 2d; do locks aDo
pieces. I'D. Qqtsf. =
Caps Of ood Hope ana Nsslssles 900 bales; ACQUIRED
Ia I'd la greasy CYL odd; do. locks and Pieees
lid aid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.

OFFICIAL REPORT on THE TRIAL TRIP.
MR. WHITNEY NOT YET SATISFIED, But The
CRUISER WILL PROBABLY BE ACCEPTED.
WASHINGTON April 15-The official report OF the trial
trip Of the Atlanta received at the Navy Department
this morning from the cOmmandant OF the Aew-1orK
Navy Yard The following summary OF the six hours
Average speed for six hours, 1873 knots; average
revolutions minute, 6727; average steam pressure
s71 pounds average slip of A per cent; aver
age collective $500 The highest speed at
tanned was 163 SO knots hour and the lowest Ia
knots The revolutions Of the engines ranged from oST
minute TO &c.
Secretary whitney to-day said: "The result OF the trial
Of the Atlanta shows her still deficient Of the require
ments Of the contract The contract has no condition
whatever relating speed and tho trial had nothing to
DO with speed The contract requires that her engines
ehalI develop thirty-ye hundred collected Indicated
horse power FOR six consecutive hours she made thirty
case Of The failure Of the ship to develop the power sbe
shall be accepted be shown that this failure WAS
due TO defective Workmanship nor uaterais.
She will probably accepted the results OF this
trial" in !,
The official report Of the trial has somewhat mystted
naval experts Ii would appear that tile Atlanta mas
succeeded attaining extraordinary rate OF speed on
low HORSEPOWER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16

FRIDAY, April 15-P. NJ
Considering the dulness Of to-days stock market its
tone was strong The transactions aggregated only
223353 shares First prices generally were about the
same or little below last evenings closing figures The
Central of New Jersey deal again something OF
drag on the general market The stock opened at s2a
o. per cent below last evenings closing figure, and after
ward fnctunted between s3a and sOis closing at slia
No one seems know what the next movement OF tho
stock may be- but all amused that the announcement
OF an with the Lehigh Valley Company Tor
use OF small part Of the Centras track and Its termi
nal facilities should be offered basis for the present
price OF the stock Neither does there seem to be any
novelty In the Gourshing announcement that Jersey
Central will be operated q terminal road, aud whoever
wants facilities is willing TO pay for them can get
them from Jersey Central Many stock operators
and investors will be struck with the novelty OF Jer
sew Central being operated final terminal
for plethorc purses What every stock operator wants
10 know whether interested In that particular STOCK
or not what going be done to make Jersey Central
stock intrinslcaly worth jO With that problem solved
the speculative margin its price above and below Its
real merit they are willing judge for themselves The
San Francisco stocks again today were exceptionally
strong and aresnarked exceptions in closing at above
last evenings figures. Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western also was well sustained and closed d higher
than las, evening But OF tho general market there Is
little 10 be said except that 1t eess and In figures
inclined to be weak but still for dull movement u
really was strong The market closed steady at small
fractions better than the lowest prices OF the day
Government bonds duh and barely steady andthe
b for the currency from i To per cent lower
all round Annexed are the closing quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
rrpopEAS PROD ICE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL April l&-Provsions Bacon. Cumberland Cut
sss a. Long clear Mides 39s 6t Short Clear Midde.
tOa ID short iDa 39s Cd Shoulders 29s oi per Beef
G7a6d Tor Extra India Ness Prime Mess 51S ID PORK
Primo Meas 67a ID per Dbl; Prime Ness Eastern
67s8i, Western 62S 81 Lard-Amescan 35s Prime West
ern, STA Cd, Lard OIL 32A Cd. Hams-Lons Cut 4sa
Shoulders 35&0t ButterS5s OIL owL Tor nnest ntei
states Cheese American Choice. 6tA ID Wheat-Rei
Western Spring IS Oh. s!A Id; Rel Winter "a "a
spring t. Cd; Mixed Western As SID: California No
l. Is sd ia ID, do Ma. IS I'd ID Sd per tal Pro
duce-Sptso Turpentne 29a obi do at London 2Ss Sd
Ger cwI, Refined Petroleum vi per gallon. Clover Seed
american Red 49S per cwt Talow-25s Cd per cwt
Fine American. 23s obi Primo City. pa Sd per cwt
So "A; Pals lis 3D. eos OF Lnseed Oi.
2ls Cd per cwL Provisions Refrigerated Bee
hind quarters M tore quarters 4d per D Hops al Lon
doh-New.York state go l5a Cd 30 0s ID cottonseei
OIL. LIVERPOOL make lp& Oh o.x,,
receipts wheat for the past three days were 10000
receipt American for tho three days wore
los. 800 centals
LONDON April Produce-Iinseei OIL goa 81. 9aos
AID per Calcutta Insect SIs Gd per quarters Lin,
seed Cake SO "a I'd Ton Refined Petroleum, SlOi
as lied per gallon Spirits OF Turpcntine. 2ss Cd pce
cwL Pale Od Ills 0d Proyisions-Larst S2s % poe
cwt for American Sngarl3s Cd per ewt for cubA Cen
fugsl poloTIng e6O and la 81 ais Cd for Mg:co,ad'
fair refining aaoat Australian Talow-Bee US 81 SsSA
Cd; Mutton 2ss oil. id Coooanut Obligation. S25
6a Cochin s37 American Refrigerated Beef s. IL Tor
hind quarters and "a Cd for fore quarters per sd W tbs
CarcasA
BREMEN April l5.-Petroleum. marks 90 psenninga
Mllooxs closed 81 90 pennings por ITO
ANTWERP April l5.-Petroleum-Fine Pale American. ID
paid and Is rapcs so confines sellers
Wcoxs Lard closed II 81 francs 70 confines por lot xn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
DEL PUEYTE AND TIE DETECTIVES.
the CHASE FROM LONDON TO QUEENSTOWN
AMONG THE RATS IN THE HOLD.


Captain Brooks of the steamer Arizona In speaking
yesterday about Sign0r Del Pueno's escape from the
English detectives who tried twke to arrest him
before he left England tho Arizona, on the grounds
that he had not paid his income tax, SAID that the
detectives lid not to him captain Brooks about
the matter That fact seemed to Indicate to him that
they dld not want the singer badly. Captain BROOKS
said that he did not know that any EXTRAORDINARY
attempts made TO conceal Slgnor Del Puente
from tho dctcctives. IL anything OF the sort had
been done he had not boon consulted in tho matter
Puente in the steamers hold he would have made him
sell responsible " the law. He said, however, tibet
be did hear In a general way that Dol Puente had
taken refuge In Nine. Hastreiter's cabin.
Signor Del Fuente was in the best Of spirits yes
terday and related his story with great zcst III rather
broken English. When he made up his mind u
leave England and had talked the matter over with
Colonel Mapeson and had learned that the "mcome
tax" TO play . part In restraining him from
coming to this country. he started for the Euston
railroad station. With the income tax at has heels
IN the shape OF the detectives, Dol Puente felt like
the American who refused to pay o tax In a German
principaiity. saying, "You are only spot, and ]
win ride around you" SO tho signor rode around
station the detectives wore badly mixed and were
under the impression that he was Mme. Hastreiters
husband. When he got to the Arizona at Liverpool
he sntefed o secondciass cabin and Mmo. Hastrciter
ecarcd OF tho detectives At Queenstown he had to
take to the hold, where tho rate were as active as
the detectives were the outside.
@But when get back 10 London" said Del Puentc,
II viii see my lawyer and 20 TO Law Ter the trouble
KAT Colonel Mapleson caused mo-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
TIE VAN ANTWERP FAMILY STILL IN TROUBLE
THE SUIT AGAINST MRS. DUFFY.

The examination supplementary proceedings In the case
NJ the Jordan l. Mott against Mary Duffy, tho
wife NJ the ex Alderman the XXIId District was
sumed yesterday in the onice o. Cantor Fedner
the defendant at No III Nassau ST. James
Fry pumer of 800 Trd-ave, testified that In 1883 be
made contract Duffy through her husband to do
some work In houses In payment lie took mort
Cages Mrs Duffy property az Rye Reach ana other
places about $4,000 worth OF work
her which he had eceved all but $4,000 secured
on the RYE property When he about TO orecose
this mortgage found that had been bought by George a.
Haggerty. ~. A. p.r- o..
the last twelve years lie dealt with Mrs. Duly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Friday, Aprii 10, 1887
WITHOUT BILL OF neutrality-suspicious. Hamii
son OF the Marine Hospital Service to-day received
telegram from Inspector Burgess at Havana, stauhg
thai the British AYRSHIRE, from Buenes Ayres
and MOut,ydeo February had sailed FROM Havana on
April lO ior Delaware Breakwatcr without apio heait
Cholera Is ging at those ports
TIE THREATENED SEIZURE OF ToRTUoA-Reports were
In circulation yesterday at Key West Florida that Com
mapder Green Of tho Yantc had officially forbidden the
Euglish men-of war In the harbor OF orAuPrnce 10
carry out their threat sezng the Island or Tortug
n is denied both the state Department ana
the Navy Department that the commander OF the iahuc
tOok such action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Justice Donohue, OF the Supreme Court yesterday APP
poined John whalen Dr. j. W. Ranncy and L. Thomas Dun
lap conduct inquiry before sheriff
ury the mental of Theobod stoetEe Theodore
and enrv oei their father who formerly kept
furnure Fithaye Is weak minded His ply
says the same
Ioers granted yesterday 10 Robert
estate OF his mother, MIS- susan j. Har-
Rochester March 2S leaving ah estate IN
this city OF SjOO.VOU
verdict 1852 2oi 30 rendered yesterday In the
Snrene Court before Patterson In favor 81 6OriOn
In the FrAnekyn Land and Cattle
company Tie action brought o. promssoy note and
no defence interposed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
"a ARTHUR s. AUSTIN INSANE

Before Commissioner Jerome Back. Dr. j. '" Ranney and
Charles d. Leary sherrs jury yesterday testimony
was taken unacy proceedings instituted by the wife OF
Arthur who declares that he s OF unsound mind
aud taking the 81 5000 which he made IN
land abama Dr. Matthew d. Field testified
that ne had examined Mr. Austin at Bellevue Hospital
Anstn told him he had been waited among
the gels when he down he knew that was his
mission TO reform world lie showed signs OF general
paresis likely % Kill him In from three To I'VE
Years He unquesiionably an insane man Dr. Allan
Fitch coIroboratcd this testimony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
ETHIOPIAN FINANuIAL MARKET5

LONDON April l5.-l2:30 p -Consols. or ll.l6 for
money the United states -Four Per Cent
Bonds lSl; do Four and Half Per Cent Bonds. 1929
and Great Western First hortgaSe Trustees Cor
trcatas Canadian Pacific 66ss Eris 36 do. secon1
Consois losIs Illinois Central, l34bi Mexican Ordinary.
67is, 81 Paul Common, s5s; New.iork Central li0;
Pennsylvania 81
advces quote Three Per Cent Rens, q. 81 francs
90 for the account
m-consos lo2 9l6 for money and 1929 for tho ac
count Atlantic Western First Mortgage Trustees
Certificates t9 do Second MortKage 1920; Canadian Pa
eide 663 Erie Consols 104&; Illinois Central 1874
Mexican Ordinary. $685. Reading 2Ss
Paris syces quote cent re1tcs At ~ francs 40 cen
account and Exchange on London a. 20 trance
~ checks
Hudson Bay Company. 29aa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON. April l5-ln tho United States Supreme
Court today the following business was transactedi
No 2a2 The North Pennsylvania Railway Company.
plaintiff agt the Commercial National BANK oil Ch
30 DOG Tne Milwaukee and Northern Railway Company,
plaintiff IN error Brooks locomotive Works Argued
by r. Mariner for plaintiff ia error and " = & "hAef oi
defendant in error. =,
Ma 2gT Richard r. Parkinson plaintiff In orror agt the
United states; submitted Assistant Attorney General
Maury defendant counsel appearing for PLAIN
tin In error. ,,.,,,,..
No. 22S. william IT, NJ Sanger. appellant; ast WILLIAM
Nightingale and others Ar-ned bV A. r. LAYTON Tor ap
peilees aud submitted by II. h. Tompkins for appellant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-16

no saw several boys acting suspicousy Essex on
he in citizes cothee and he sat down on coorep
be asIeep and when Wssle5 ran onR
hs atch and away with It, Wagler denied the inert
The Jury refused believe the officers story ana acqueu